The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-12-08
THE GRAl,En SCHOOL.
Pres. ntation of Handsome C old Medal
Honor Roll, Monitors, Etc.


Honor Roll, Monitors, Etc
Tuesday Of this week was the day for
reading out the Honor Roll, names of Mon
itors, &c, to the school assembled in the
Chapel. All pupils who during the past
month obtained an average 95 tout of 1907
on attendance, department and scholarship
are classed as Honor Pupils, The boy and
girl in each room who obtain tie highest
| general average are appointed Monitors for
their room IN the highesl grade (9th) the
| boy or girl who stands the highest each
month is appointed Chief Officer for the
| ensuing month
| Superintendent Toinlinson has just had
| made and presented to the school very
handsome and valuable gold medal to be
known as the Superintendent Medal. This
] medal is to be presented each month to the
pupil of the 9th grade who succeeds to the
Chief Officership, 10 be worn by such pupil
as leng as he or she may be able to retain
| such position. In this, its first award, has
presented 1t to a young lady, Miss Matte
Grogan, who for the past two months has
~
ceeds herself as "Chief Officer" The boys
ofthe class will have to look to their laurels.
LIST OF MONITORS.
Chief Officer-Mattie Grogan.
LIST Monitors WIN. Hendren, Pattie bod
son.
End Monitors Gray, Lu Cor.
rell.
3rd Monitors-Lee Dalton, Flora Patter-
son.
4th Monitors-Hugh Paylor, Mamie
Wood.
9TH Monitors-W Winston Morton, Gertie
Brown.
9th Monitors -Alpheus Charles, florence
Scranton.
TIN Monitor. Chalmers Glenn, Ethel
Foust
Sth Monitors.-H Henry Martin, Lula
Lloyd.
LIST OF HONOR PUPILS.
Boys-Willie Hendren, Robert Norfeet,
Bowman Gray, Elisha Crawford, Erwin
Douthit, Hugh Paylor, Winston Morton,
Tom Barber, Willie Fagg, Alpheu
Charles, Wilson Thompson, Carleton Will
liap1son, Chalmers Glenn, Charlie Baxter,
Walter Bradford, Eddie Lockett, Henry
Martin, Jimmie Pitts, James Wommack.
GirIs-Maitie Grogan, Pattie Dodson,
Hattie Hoskins, Fannie Burkhead, Ada
Dalton, Annie Meyers, Lu Gorrell, Virgin
la Murphy, Flora Patterson, Carrie Lloyd,
Cora Apple, Sarah Morton, Mary Reid,
Agnes Thompson, Birdie Folin, Mamie
Wood, Bertha Miller, Gertie Brown, Nam
ME Pearce, Caro- Buxton, Mamie Roberts
IL eli
Mabel Gray, Lorena King, Addie Wooten,
Alice Smoak, Blanche Graham, Ethel
Foust, Carrie Crutchfeld, Maude Miller,
Mary Apple, Lettie Brown, Champie bod
son, Lula Lloyd, May Stewart, Eva rise.
Drummcr-Allie Blum.
NOTES.
The Graded School now numbers over
400 pupils, and if it receives the usual ac-
cession after the christmas holidays the
number will reach beyond 500.
The school library has been overhauled,
new books have been added, classified cat
alogue OF the books is in preparation and
will be printed just as soon as the large
amount Of work necessary to its preparation
is completed. The library contains about
$500 carefully selected volumes and suited
to all grades Of development fron, childhood
to maturity.
The library is now open to lis members,
the Life Members being entitled to have
out two books at a time, and the annual
members, one, with privilege Of keeping
the books out as long as three weeks when
they must be returned, if not before the ex-
pifation OF that time.
The library is rapidly growing in favor
and patronage with its members and, excel
lent as it is, deserves larger membership.
Instead Of thirty Life Members it ought to
have double that number, and instead Of
fifty annual members, it ought to have two
hundred, but it is growing, and for its age,
is already great credit to our school and
our town.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mr.. E. n. Hoskins, of High Point, was in
a.